Business Analysis is the practice of enabling change in an organizational context, by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders. The course enables candidates to gain knowledge and develop skills to be proficient in business analysis.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Business Analysis Basics
- What is Business Analysis
- What is the role of Business Analyst
- Business Analysis History
Organisation Structure & Design
- Organisation Structure
- Formal Organisation
- Work Specialisation
- Departmental Choices
- Organisation Design & Employee Behaviour
- Product and Functional Organisation
- Matrix Organisation
- Project Organisation
- Distribution of Authority
Requirements Development
- Customer Data Collection and Analysis
- Voice of Customer (VOC)
- User Requirements
- Conducting User Interviews
- User or Focus Groups
- Decision Making for Product Definition
- Specifying the Product Definition
Requirements Analysis
- Feasibility Study
- Project Scope
- Risk Assessment
- Estimation
- Validate Requirement
- Verify Requirement
Requirements Modeling
- Business Domain Model
- Data Models
- Flow Models
- UML and UML Tools
- CASE and CASE Tools
Specifications
- What are Specifications?
- Characteristics of Specifications
- Detailing User Requirements
- Common Design Needs
- Requirements to Specifications
- Quality Function Deployment (QFD)
- User Requirements Priority and Kano Model
- Documenting User Requirements
Concept Generation, Selection and Testing
- Concept Generation Basics
- Techniques to Promote Concept Generation
- Creative Thinking
- Problem Solving
- Brainstorming
- Nominal Group Technique (NGT)
- 6-3-5 Brainwriting
- Morphological Analysis
- TRIZ
- Axiomatic Design
- Concept Selection
- Pugh Concept Selection
- Weighted Decision Matrix
- Analytical Hierarchy Process
- Multi-Voting
- Decision Making
- Concept Testing
Prototyping
- What is a wireframe?
- What is a prototype?
- What is a mockup?
- Prototype Categories
- Prototype vs. a final product
- Why to Prototype
- Prototyping Components and Techniques
Development
- User Personas
- User stories
- SRA/SDS
- Scenarios
- Product Requirements Document or PRD
- FSD and BRD
- Performing Affinity Mapping
- Creating Storyboards
Agile and Scrum Basics
- Agile Basics
- Agile Manifesto
- Agile Principles
- Agile Methods
- Scrum Overview
- Scrum Theory
- Scrum Values
- Scrum Advantages
Developing Business Analysis Skills
- Business Analysis Skills
- Communication Skills
- Critical and Systems Thinking
- Negotiation Skills
